Added a second example for the background execution of the scheduler.
It utilizes threading as the first example does but encapsulates the thread handling by extending the schedular base class.
From a user perspective it simplifies using background execution by only exposing two more functions.
In addition this approach should be fully compatible with the creation of multiple threaded schedulers just like the base class is.
Added a second example for the background execution of the scheduler. It utilizes threading as the first example does but encapsulates the thread handling by extending the schedular base class. From a user perspective it simplifies using background execution by only exposing two more functions. In addition this approach should be fully compatible with the creation of multiple threaded schedulers just like the base class is.